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    Due to the fact that her mother had a clear expectation of what she wanted her child to develop into‚ Jing-Mei is often dominated and dictated by her mother. In turn‚ Jing-Mei resists her mother’s attempts to control and discipline her. She also begins to resent all of the pressures that her mother puts on her for high achievement. The relationship that they have clearly changes as Jing-Mei realizes that she has been purposely underachieving for so long that she has never really attempted her best

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    Luis and Jing-Mei were always different as kids. They never really fit in‚ never were quite normal. In the short stories titled "Two Kinds" and "Catch the Moon" have many similarities but are also quite different. Luis is a troubled kid. He was actually quite normal for many years until his mother died from cancer. He became angry and started hanging out with the wrong people. Luis even made his own gang called the Tiburones‚ which means sharks in Spanish. He even went to juvenile hall when he broke

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    protests in Rohtak. The Jat Ekta Panchayat was called in Bohar village of the area on Thursday. The Jat leaders present during the panchayat demanded that protestors killed during the recent agitation should be given the status of ’martyrs’. The Jats also want revocation of cases filed against the protestors during the movement. A committee of 51 members was also constituted in the panchayat to steer the further course of the agitation. The Panchayat organized by the Jat Ekta Yuva Manch was attended

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    Two Kinds by Amy Tan

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    which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone‚ with opportunities according to ability or achievement.” Another key aspect of the dream is freedom‚ the freedom to pursue happiness in life in this new world. The conflict between Jing Mei and her mother represents the conflict of the two generation of Chinese immigrants in pursuing their American Dream. The first generation‚ Jing Mei’s mother‚ who suffered hard life in China before coming to America‚ emphasized more on survival in her

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    culture is of large importance. Dishonor‚ unfaithfulness‚ and deception are a few of the problematic issues that arise because of the choices of Mei Oi. These dishonors of Mei Oi to her husband‚ Ben Loy‚ truly show the overall Chinese priority of pride and the major obstacle of defending ones family name. The corruption of the notorious Wang family name caused by Mei Oi’s deceitful actions towards her husband‚ Ben Loy‚ truly demonstrates the ultimate Chinese priority and major concern of defending ones

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    us when we need support and raise us in the best way they know how. In Amy Tan’s "Two Kinds"‚ we see Jing-mei struggle with her mother’s expectations and the disappointment that follows when she doesn’t meet them. She struggles to see her mother’s quiet support and love and instead feels as though she isn’t being seen for who she really is. Like many other mother-daughter relationships‚ Jing-mei and Mrs. Woo had their ups and downs but despite unmet exceptions and miscommunications‚ they were able

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    to infiltrate the House. The plan is that Jin‚ under an alias (Wind)‚ must befriend Mei‚ the blind dancer who works at the brothel and is suspected to be the daughter of the old leader of the House. To accomplish this‚ Jin rescues Mei from prison and slowly gains her trust‚ as she finally leads him to the headquarters of the House of Flying Daggers. When Jin successfully infiltrates the House‚ it is revealed that Mei has been deceiving him all along‚ as she is not the blind daughter and has known that

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    for someone to identify themselves. Therefore‚ the feeling of being confused and lost will always be around. In this case‚ Tan introduces the main character‚ Jing-mei‚ as the daughter of a Chinese woman who immigrated to the United States because of the war there was "when the Japanese took over Kweilin" (212). Consequently‚ Jing-mei was raised in the United States. All she wanted to be was American‚ but she never understood her mom’s culture until she met with her relatives.

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    Chapter 2

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    TUTORIAL 2 1. Stevie G was shopping in a departmental store when he saw a bottle of cologne he liked. He put it in his shopping basket. He then went up to the 3rd floor of the store to carry on with his shopping. He changed his mind about the cologne and put it back on the shelf. Michael O‚ who works for the store‚ sees this happening and insists that Stevie pay for the cologne. Is Michael O right? Give your reasons. 2. Rahman is at an auction when he sees a Manchester United shirt. The starting

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    members of An-mei’s family. She spends most time talking about her mother and grandmother named Popo. When An-mei was very young‚ her mother was shunned and disowned by the family. For as long as An-mei could remember‚ her mother was even called a ghost by Popo. An-mei grew up with her brother‚ Popo‚ auntie‚ and uncle in a large house in Ningpo. The relationships and personalities of An-mei‚ her mother‚ and Popo can all be seen and analyzed throughout the entire story. An-mei’s personality can be

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